on 09-03-2015 2:38 PM
Hi all,
I created a new daocument status VL (temporary) this is an exact copy of the Status FR (released).
Now I want to create a new version of a dokument what is in the status VL (temporary) and I receive this
error. "The previous version (C) has the wrong status (VL)"
I can create new versions from the status FR (released) or the status locked.
Anybody an idea how I can manage this?
THX
Chris
Hi Chris,
could you please provide use a detailed step by step description and if possible screenshots. Because I tested now in my system and here the document info record gets saved before the new version is created and so the previous status is set again.
Because normally status of type 'T' (temporary) are not kept when you save the document. So I do not know how you managed it to get a stored document info record (version C) with this status of type 'T'.
Best regards,
Christoph
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Hi Christoph,
this is my temp status:
when I try to create a new version of a DIS with the status VL I get this message:
"The previous version (C) has the wrong status (VL)"
It looks like that the status check is hard coded, I found this during debugging the code.
This looks to me, a new version is only possible out of the status FR ; SP and UN.
Hi Christian,
thanks for the detailed information. Based on the coding where the message ZP 030 is raised it is quite clear that this is an individual check implemented by using BADI DOCUMENT_MAIN02 and method D100_BEFORE_PAI.
So please check with the person who has created this coding in your company because it seems that new versions should only be created by specific status.
Best regards,
Christoph
Hi Christoph,
thanks for confirming my thoughts.
Best regards
Christian
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